The Future Homes Conference is a housebuilding-sector conference focused on delivery of low-carbon, sustainable and future-ready homes. It is focused on the housing sector and the organisations involved in developing, funding, managing and improving homes. The programme brings together housing providers, developers, local authorities, policy specialists, consultants and suppliers. Content will address the operational, regulatory, financial and development issues affecting housing. Participating organisations typically showcase products, technology and professional services for housing organisations and their partners at exhibitions.
What does the event cover?
Conference sessions examine the practical implications of change across the sector. Subjects can include housing supply, affordability, development, building safety, resident services, asset management, finance, decarbonisation, technology, governance and workforce capability, depending on the organiser’s agenda. Case studies and panel discussions compare the approaches of housing associations, councils, developers and specialist partners.
The event therefore operates as a sector forum rather than a general property show. Its content focuses on the policies, operating models, projects and services that influence housing delivery and management. Speakers, exhibitors and programme features collectively show how housing organisations are responding to current requirements. They will also show where the sector is directing investment, innovation and organisational change.
The combination of policy, operations and development content reflects the breadth of the housing market. National policy discussions can sit alongside operational case studies and supplier-led technical content. This creates a programme that covers both the strategic direction of housing and the day-to-day issues faced by organisations responsible for delivering and managing homes.
